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The approach is just - Trace random paths from light sources until they terminate (usually decided with Russian roulette).

Helicopters, even a similarly over-armored model like the Russian Hind, don't have that kind of durability.

That won’t stop people making cracks about the Russian Mafia investing in Mafia Wars, one of Zynga’s popular social games, though.

English usage is fairly rare in Russia and it was just fun to learn Russian this way by pointing at interesting things.

Sorry to say that because I'm also Russian living abroad, but your website looks crappy on mobile.

I'd rather have a Russian 12-year-old pirate our games than never get a chance to play them.

Your position is that playing russian roulette with our grandkids future is worth it because the price of action is overwhelmingly expensive (or infinite).

You didn't mention the top Russian and Chinese planes.

I don't know much about the insides of Russian economy, but I'm absolutely sure that it's possible to become a successful entrepreneur in your country.

When mankind started to change the world through agriculture, deforestation and industrialisation, that's when we started to play russian roulette if you find that analogy useful.

I would compare it to polish russian relationship.

But despite the numerous outlandish personally flavoured investments Russian wealth barons have made in things UK football clubs, lavish yachts, full-service private jets, summer homes on the French Riviera and in southern Spain, etc.

Or more likely, mine, as saying I'm a "native Russian" may give the impression that I wrote this comment in Russia.

I suppose I should qualify my ascription of "native Russian" unto myself by saying I am in the US nowadays and for some time.

To be honest I did not expect to reaffirm anyone's faith in anything except irony -- that is, the irony of people thinking that the "Russian mafia" thing is a joke.

Reminds me of the Dijkstra quote on System/360 design issues: "I characterized the Russian decision to build a bit-compatible copy of the IBM 360 as the greatest American victory in the Cold War."

Can a F-35 pilot visually track whats around them as well as a pilot of F-16's or Russian/Chinese hardware?

Can the craft turn as well as a F-16 or Russian/Chinese current gen fighter?

There is a long tradition of exporting natural resources to fund those reserves, whether it is Russian's oil, or South Africa's mineral wealth.